Katja Burkard ties the knot in marriage.

In the world of entertainment, a popular German television show, "The Bundschuh Family," is aiming to bring some relaxation and togetherness to its troubled couple, Gundula and Gerald. The latest episode features a trip to a campsite, hoping to help the couple reconnect (1, 2).

Meanwhile, in the realm of television, Florian Silbereisen, known for his roles as villains, scoundrels, shady characters, and police officer Richard Block in "Tatort," has taken over the moderation of "The Great Mouse Show" on ARD. This change comes as Esther Sedlaczek is on maternity leave (3, 4, 5, 6).

Speaking of "Tatort," the show has suffered a loss with the passing of Arthur Brauss, a star from the series (7).

In other news, preparatory work for the demolition of St. George's School in Wanheimerort begins this week. Urgent measures will be taken to set up mobile facilities on the site (8).

On the political front, Robert Habeck, the then Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, introduced a new energy policy in Germany starting September 2022. This policy has significant implications for homeowners without solar panels, as a new solar law applies from August (9, 10).

With the new energy law, solar energy is currently more profitable than ever due to storage systems and state funding. This could be a positive step towards a more sustainable future (11).

In local news, police intervened multiple times against aggressive suspects in Duisburg over the weekend, resulting in three arrests (12).

Lastly, drivers at the Kreuz Kaiserberg interchange in Duisburg should be aware of a long closure starting today, affecting those wanting to take the A3 towards Cologne (13).

Stay tuned for more updates!